Google's Rise of the Half Moon November Google Doodle celebrates the lunar cycle with an interactive and educational card ...

If you click on Friday's Google Doodle, celebrating the lunar cycle, you'll go into a click-to-play card battler that turns the moon's eight phases into your own personal combo deck. In the game ...

Google's latest Doodle celebrates the half moon with an interactive game. Players pair moon phase cards on a 3x3 grid to advance through levels. The Doodle educates users about the lunar cycle ...

Screenshot via Google Doodle April 24 (UPI) -- Google is honoring the lunar cycle with a new Doodle. The search bar image shows a personified pink moon winking at the user.

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Google Doodle released a new interactive game Thursday to celebrate the half moon. Image courtesy of Google Nov. 21 (UPI) -- Google released a Doodle game to celebrate the last half moon of November.

Dubbed “Rise of the Half Moon November,” the Google Doodle is timed to coincide with the next half moon, coming up on November 23. Google got started with the game last month for October’s ...

Google is celebrating Halloween with a brand new installment of Magic Cat Academy--marking the third edition of the Doodle. In the past, Momo the cat has taken on ghouls in school and taken a deep ...

Rise of the Half Moon, today’s Google Doodle game, celebrates the halfway-point in the lunar cycle with a fun strategy card game.

Google has outdone itself with its latest playable Google Doodle, unveiling a card game that will return every month with new features to unlock. The Doodle is called Rise of the Half Moon, and ...

Don't miss the half-lit first quarter moon rise tonight: Here's what to look for "On October 24th, we're launching a brand new, recurring Doodle card game that tests your knowledge of moon cycles.

“The moon is having its day in the sun, and people across North America are coming to Google to learn more and celebrate this rare event," Jessica Yu, Google's doodle team lead, told USA TODAY ...